Tom
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Paradroid said:Tom, watch the videos, see it for yourself...the Alex Jones one I referred to talks about the fact that WTC7 wasn't hit by any debris, and apparently just "fell" because it had a fire on a couple of floors for a couple of hours?!? (Never happened before - another "first") But, another building inside the complex, that had a more intense fire and was hit by debris, was still standing at the end of the day.
A google image search reveals plenty of interesting photographs of WTC7 complete with rather major damage. Large portions of the lower sections of the building are completely missing.
Paradroid said:... just watch Loose Change, the explosions are there on vid (there's an audio pickup from another WTC building). The siesmograph evidence also shows spikes immediately preceding the collapse, indicating large explosions.
Siesmograph evidence, what, this?
http://911review.com/errors/wtc/seismic.html
Paradroid said:No, but I've conducted tensile tests on various metals, I've studied basic physics and complex thermodynamics and nothing about the pancaking "theory" makes sense ... there's no resistance!
That simply is not true
Paradroid said:The entire length of the buildings structural columns gave way simultaneously, allowing it to fall straight down. If fires/plane caused a stuctural weakness it would have been localised and the top part of the building would come crashing down - no doubt damaging/crushing floors beneath it, but the inherent strength of the underlying supports would stop it falling all-the-way-down...like it did.
No it does not. Its clear to anybody that the buildings are being compressed and destroyed by the massive amount of load being applied to each level as the top of the building comes crashing down. The floor supports were simply not designed to carry that much load. Its impossible. And before you start, the structural weakness was localised - to exactly the positions the aircraft stuck. This is why the second tower to be hit fell first, because the damage was lower down (more load), and because more of the floor supports were damaged due to the angle the aircraft hit.
Paradroid said:There's numerous firefighter reports of bombs going off, a janitor in the basement of WTC was caught up in a "blast", and, there's video footage showing the camera shake from a bomb seconds before the collapse of one of the towers (watch the vid). Also, the basement under the rubble was over 2000 degrees which is consistant with thermal charges, not jet fuel ... watch the vids.
http://911review.com/errors/wtc/basementbombs.html
How would a Janitor understand the difference between an explosion of compressed air from an impact above, and a shaped demolition charge? Not even a fireman would know. On the very famous video from the young cameraman that shot the first impact, and who subsequently followed the firefighters into the north tower, you can clearly hear debris and bodies crashing into the lobby and surrounding plaza, long after the initial impact.
Also, camera shake proves nothing. Its much more likely that somebody brushed against a leg of the tripod, or flicked a switch on the camera body, or even engaged the tilt lock. I should know.
Its all very silly. Any body of work that uses as part of its argument evidence that is clearly flawed, is not worthy serious consideration. I'd like to see Loose Change prepared for peer review, I guarantee the author wouldn't do it.